35’ Linton Converted Tug History Commissioned by the Canadian Navy as a ship-to-shore tender and built by the Andy Linton Shipyard in Coal Harbour, Vancouver in 1945. 
At the end of the Second World War, the War Assets Disposal Commission sold the vessel to Hoffer-Beeching Shipyards. Hoffer Beeching Shipyards converted the vessel to a work boat. 
Sold to Maple Grove Lumber of Gossip Island in 1946. Over the following years she worked as a tugboat, logging camp tender and utility boat

1980 rebuild as pleasure craft by David Christian, until being converted for pleasure in the late 1980’s.

Honours:

• 1991 designated as a vintage vessel by the maritime museum of BC.
• In two movies: X files and Da Vinci Inquest
   

1990-95 David J Christian

In 1995 bought by Heath family Pitt Meadows.

Currently owned by Marc Carmichael